Artificial intelligence is moving deeper into the battlefield, with Ukraine’s war showing how target recognition, autonomous navigation and AI-assisted strike workflows can compress military decisions from minutes to seconds. The shift is clearest in systems such as the Saker Scout drone, which can identify military objects inside a pre-defined area and continue an attack after a human operator has set the mission parameters, according to Financial Times reporting.
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